good evening. i'm katie marzullo. police arrested a murder suspect in connection with human remains found in a suitcase. police detained the man late last night in tenderloin neighborhood. early this morning, officers made the arrest. abc7 news reporter kornell ber northward has more. >> it sounded crazy like tv shows. >> reporter: many breathe easier knowing a murderer is off the streets. >> an arrest has been made here. >> i am relieved. kids come through here.

>> reporter: 59-year-old mark andrews is suspected of murdering a person whose headless torso found dumped in a suitcase on 11th street wednesday. other body parts found in a trash can nearby. abc7 news shows this suspect wearing the same ball cap and clothing lugging a case on howard street about two blocks from where it was dumped. a motive for the heinous crime is not known. victim's identity is still a mystery. the coroner can only say it was a light skinned male. >> and i've spoken to the man a couple of times in passing. that's crazy. >> reporter: jackie williams had seen before on the streets. believe he's a transient. picked up questions at this public housing building and his head covered with a sheet to protect his identity. officials say he was a visitor here but that's frightening

enough to many residents. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. richmond police out for a deadly gunman after a shooting this morning. a sharp spotter and found man dead inside a drug. >> the victim's name has not been released. any information call richmond police. pretty nice day to be outside on this record-setting saturday. the weather was sunny and warm and dozens of boaters hit the bay arrived the mild way. abc7 news meteorologist has more. >> we broke a lot of records today on the final day of january. not only the temperature department but also in terms of

precipitation. highs today, many spots 9 at least. tie or broke new records. some spots in the low 80s like santa rosa and cloverdale. it has been quite a dry month but also been unprecedented start to 2015. our records have gone back 165 years and we have never had a january that's been completely dry and that's what we have achieved here in san francisco. just to tell you what normal rainfall is this time of typically sees 4.5 inches of rain. there is some changes coming to the weather pattern. we'll have much more on rain chances and a cooler end to the weekend with accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. katie? >> sounds good. thanks, drew. the fire protection district let an 8 acre fire burning at a grizzly island burn out.

firefighters aren't sure how the grass-like tu lee plants caught the marsh. they're not concerned because the fire was surrounded by water. they called from al moe square park. the first in the building. flames raced into the attic and eventually spread to three other buildings. >> i ran inside to get the cats and then, um, when i was doing that, the police pounded on all the doors in the building and said, out now. and one very nice police officer, i don't know who he was, helped me for a minute to find one of my cats because i couldn't find her. >> she was able to get both cats

out safely. 25 apartments are impacted by the fire. the red cross is helping displaced residents. a car burst into flames in a marina district today in san francisco. the driver of this astin martin was alerted when someone said your car is on fire. he found a plume of smoke coming from the engine. no word on what caused it. he had only had the $120,000 car for a year. it had only 4,000 miles on it. a new online video reportedly shows the terrorist group isis beheading japanese reporter kenji goto. the national security council is working to confirm the awe then tisty of the video. the 46-year-old was captured by militants in syria while trying to win the release of another japanese hostage who has been killed by isis. the center of negotiations trying to exchange him and a jordanian air force pilot for a

woman in prison for jordan. no word yet on the pilot. the daughter of late whitney houston in a medically induced coma. bobbi kristine brown was taken after being found unresponsive in a bathtub. >> rescue. >> a friend found her and gave her cpr until investigators arrived. brown reportedly had drug issues in the past but today's incident comes nearly three years after whitney houston was found dead in a hotel bathtub in beverly hills. still ahead on abc7 news at 9:00, a new report shows just how much or should we say how little governor brown spent on his reelection campaign last year. plus a flash in the sky. people on the central coast. what they actually saw soaring across the horizon and a california expo shows off the

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brown spent less than his opponent to get back into office and just a fraction of what he spent in 2010. last year's gubernatorial campaign cost brown $5.9 million and most of that went to supporting a water bond and a rainy day fund. his opponent, neil castcar re spent 3.million dollars. brown spent $36 million in the 2010 election and former ebay chief, meg whitman, spent in a losing effort and that's a record for the state. people in southern california celebrating the art of 3 d printing this week. this is the second year for the 3d world expo. more than 50 companies show off just about everything you can do with a 3d printer from the unusual, to practical to real

works of art. anything in three dimension son display. plastic printers most common but there are no metal ones too and some of those can cost in the thousands of dollars. but prices are dropping on the simpler models. >> for those who say it will be a 3d printer in every home, you'll be downloading files to print a replacement part to an appliance or something like that. all kinds of medical breakthroughs. they say they'll be able to print the heart within ten years. >> the expo also features a competition for digital artists. coming up next on abc7 news at 9:00, why california scientists are alarmed by a new study of the ocean. and could a dry january give way to a wet february? abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma is up next with a forecast.

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bright flash in the sky. it looked like a glowing fireball streaking across the sky. some people called 9-1-1 thoi thought it was a plane crash but authorities believe it was likely a meteor. another flash of light surprised people on the california central coast. it's nasa's delta 2 rocket with a satellite that can measure soil from space. went off from vanden burg in santa maria. people on the coast reported seeing a bright light flash across the sky. the ocean appears to be losing oxygen at a rate that scientists find alarming. researchers from uc davis studied change to marine chemicals in the pacific and indian ocean. they found the ocean's oxygen is depleting at a rate similar to the end of the last ice age which took place 12,000 years ago but actually they consider the current change even more extreme. they believe this could have a

disastrous effect on marine life and the people who rely on it for food and livelihood. tell the climate change is to blame and hope growing research could build environmental management plans to slow or stop its effects. timely to learn that today. plenty warm out there. >> very. what a way to end january. many records found. >> you're new to california, drew. shouldn't be like this. >> much cooler. january number. we're seeing in the short-term right now. live doppler 7 hd. we show you a drive read across the region. out on a saturday evening, live from the tower camera showing san francisco at the foreground. oakland in the background. we have clear skies, a light breeze and certainly mild out there after a warm day. the forecast is going to call for limited areas of fog overnight tonight with the wind we have right now anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour. we're going to limit how much fog can develop.

the breeze cooler and cloudier day for sunday. then we look long-term and a next chance for rain looks to come friday night into saturday morning but out there right now, it is still warm. these numbers are what we should typically see in our afternoon not at 9:00 at night. 58 in san francisco. 57 currently in hayward. fremont still at 60 degrees. antioch, 57 at san jose with the current temperature of 56 degrees. the satellite radar, show you the story we're tracking. first off, clear skies for much of the day across california to start off our weekend. but those clear skies going to give way to high clouds with the advancing cold front. unfortunately, the high pressure is going to keep the moisture at bay. we get the high cloud not the rain and switch wind to a sea breeze. so sunday morning still notice some clouds on the increase as the on shore wind develops bringing the water off the pacific ocean, increasing the cloud cover overhead sunday afternoon. we call it peeks of sunshine tomorrow afternoon. bright as we were today, nor as

warm with the wind coming off the ocean waters with the temperature in the upper 50s. as we look at the long-term forecast hoping for any sort of storm fnt horizon, friday night into saturday morning of next week could be a favorable pattern for us. the question is how far south can this moisture get? right now our guidance is hinting at areas from san francisco north. best chance for showers. hopefully the trend is for this rain to trend farther south and bring rain to the entire region. right now, not looking like a blockbuster storm. quarter to half an inch until late next week. overnight lows in the bay area. 47 at san francisco. 45 at oakland dropping to 44 in san jose. overnight in concord, clearing way to high clouds. for sunday yes it will be mild and temperatures in the 60s but not the record breaking warmth we had today thanks to the sea breeze. 67 in napa. 67 in concord and fairfield.

up to 66 in antioch. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast. cloudier and cooler to end the weekend. monday, the morning fog giving way to sunshine by the afternoon. a slight dip in temperatures on tuesday but back up on wednesday, more mild air with 70 in a couple spots. by thursday, clouds will be on the increase ahead of the system that we're tracking for friday evening that will likely bring us showers. the question how far south will the rain get? we'll keep fine tuning that. the showers last until the first half of saturday. >> let us hope so. thank you, drew. drew maybe you heard or didn't hear phones ringing this evening when the hall of fame calls started going out. >> again you had to. i guess that's a good alternative. got it right on two counts. fofrmer 49er both got the nod.

brown, 16 years with the raidsers. both l.a. and oakland catching 14,000, 934 yards and a hundred touchdowns. super bowl losing and hailey the only player in the nfl history to win five super bowl rings. 100 .5 career sacks. one of the most feared pass rushers in nfl history. also selected former charger linebacker junior seau, running back jerome bettis and shields. vikings and the contributors former gms bill and ron wolf. congratulations to all. meanwhile, aaron rodgers won second associated press nfl most valuable player award. led the packers throwing 38 touchdowns with a league low five interceptions. throwing 512 without a pick. won the award back in 2011.

odell beckham jr. was your rookie of the year. straight away maybe the best ever play her sport, sixth australian open title at 33 years old, win a major in the open era. 19th maerm, now trailed with 22. looking for 16 straight wins over maria sharapova, hasn't 11 years. and then hits cat-like reflexes. the winner to take the set. second set serena dealing a 15 in the set. 18 on the day and sharapova wasn't done. down again, forces a second set tie breaker with the forehand winner. mass point for serena what else. straight pass to chris evan and martina with 19th major. let's head to phoenix. now for more super bowl but the outdoor party with the phoenix open. round three today with the number 16 at ppc scottsdale. stadium with 15,000 fans got a

treat from italy's francesco moel moelmari. ride it up. we call that a hole in one. high fives all around. and then became like a football game. the beer cans on the course. you don't litter on a golf course. they're all chasing scotland. martin lair. 13 under. 47 footer. 68 at the three stroke lead over three others going into sunday's final round. been at washington state. cougars fans ready for tomorrow's super bowl. on fire. live up and anthony brown, 10 of the first. second half. get the deep three. and ties the game at 60. went off to 33.9 rebounds. under four minutes to go. hwa zoo up 6. knocked down two of the 25 and goo down in the pa loose.

89-88 that final. and in maraga. went to brad waldo and throws it down in. 25 bright with an ankle injury. amada houdini on fire. 11 off the bench for the way and down one. up to lay off with jr. with the teardrop. at 11. upset st. mary's. 67-62 to 17-5. usf on the road taking on the san diego chareros. switch is the three. game high 23. down the stretch. drains the three. he has 20. usf losing their third straight to san diego. for the women, coach hosting washington state. second half. the amber aran show. bonnie's family with the hoop and the one. up seven. this time arange.

deep three. she had 15. stanford takes down the cougs. 75-56 that final. across the bay. cal playing host to u dub. and powered by ra shone de gray. gray 27.14 rebounds. chipped in a career high 19. three from six downtown for the 14 point lead. had a sixth assist for the huskies, 82-58 the final. we'll have the complete highlights at abc7. six or seven years to get in. no greater honor than to be in your sport's hall of fame. >> how do you have 100.5 sacks? >> get half a sack if somebody else has a sack also with you. >> good question. >> thanks. next on abc7 news at 9:00, how learning

coming up tonight at 11:00 swastikas spray painted at uc

davis frat house. what some say the motive is behind us and the rising price of a super bowl party. what it's likely to cost this year next on abc7 news at 11:00. today dozens of young girls in san francisco got to try out several new sports to see what clicked. san francisco rec and park demonstrated at golden gate park. girls ages 5 to 12 got a taste of ball to soccer, sport to sport meeting new coaches and learning how to play. it's more than just physically healthy, it's about giving girls self-confidence and helping them grow emotionally. i bet your daughter played a lot of sports. >> she did and i love that story. where else do you get a chance to get exposed to that many sports? >> not all football.

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